My AI Music Creation Process

I discovered an alternative to Suno for working with my song ideas. It is called Mozart AI. It is a little more flexible when working with songs that I created myself, especially when Suno gives me a false positive and rejects them with "This audio matches an existing recording." Is it better? No. Is it worse? Also, no. Mozart AI's Hans 2.0 and Suno v6 both turn a text prompt into a full song, but they are used for different reasons. Suno is the bigger, more established generator. Suno's newer version was trained on licensed music from the big labels. It's a great place to quickly explore ideas and get a polished first draft. Mozart is built more like a music studio. Hans 2.0 generates the song, and Mozart's workstation lets you keep working on it. You can split it into stems, convert parts to MIDI, and reshape the arrangement instead of starting over. So, what has become my process is that Suno is where I go for ideas, and Mozart is where I go to develop them. To add to that, I also…

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